Sun 7 Feb 2010
A saved posting while we are visiting India. We are exploring Rajasthan. India is a fascinating country.
A few scenes seen in the Marais a few weeks ago.
This was a surprise. I saw it in a small park across from the Swedish center. It’s art. They are doing a series of art having to do with the forest.
A “tree” standing in the courtyard of the Swedish center.
In 1910 there was a huge flood in Paris-you can find markers showing the height of the water around Paris-and this being 100 years later, there is a show of photos from then. It was Sunday and there was a really long line to get in so I waited for a week day to see it.
Cool chair around the tree. I can’t wait to see the photos from India. We watched Bride and Prejudice today and I told my daughter I’d let her know when you post pictures.
The first pic is cool!!! I love all those art works that those artists can think of.
I’ve been wondering if you actually went on your trip – glad to know you are having a great time. Pics later I hope – know you will share the colors of an amazing country.
Stay safe and enjoy each moment.
Hugs – Mary
So, it doesn’t look like it’s too cold there at the moment judging by what the people are wearing??
I guess trees need a place to rest as well!
India? How exciting. That is on my list of places to visit! Can’t wait to hear your views on it (and see your photos)!
Chair round a tree – brilliant! Makes you look, makes you think. Didn’t know about the flood markers around Paris – might make for a good collection of photos in itself?
Chair around the tree – diffeerent!!
I guess there will be lots of photos of India eventually. Hope u are having a great time.
Tree photo is cute.
There is a slender but tall house with a steeple like roof that has a chair right on its very top a few towns south of me.
Cute what people dream up to do.
Waiting to see your India photos.
Hope you are having a wonderful time.
Hmmm, the chair in the tree is certainly interesting. Does my neighbor live there?!!!
Chair around the tree? Am I seeing things? Looking forward to hearing about India and seeing your gorgeous photos.